Outdated or inaccurate concepts can influence officer decision-making many years later
Training “Artifacts”: The Role Training—or Lack of Training—Plays in Poor Decisions
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Response to People in Crisis: Mitigating Harm & Enhancing the Safety of All Involved
Crisis mitigation requires officers to draw on a different mindset
PTSD and Pennsylvania Law Enforcement: The Impact of HB 1910
In partnership with the Pennsylvania Chiefs of Police Association
Use of Force: Policy or Tactics?
Part of the Lexipol webinar series Police Reform: Policy & Training Impacts
Webinar Series – Police Reform: Policy & Training Impacts
Law enforcement agencies must be an engaged partner in reform discussions
Confronting Racial Inequity in the Fire Service
The fire service can’t solve the problem of racial inequity, but neither can it afford to ignore it
The Ready Responder: How Physical and Mental Wellbeing Affects Performance
Managing the unique stressors you face is essential to having a long, productive career in public safety
Training During a Pandemic: Strategies for Meeting California Standards and Training for Corrections
Online learning provides a flexible, cost-effective way to enhance compliance
Gordon Graham on Risk Management – Presented by Cordico, a Lexipol Company
Join us for a dynamic discussion between Dr. David Black and Gordon Graham
Personnel Size-Up: Practical Employee Relations for Leaders in the Fire Service
Knowing what to do and say in challenging situations is key to avoiding liability and optimizing performance
Michigan Police Reform: Taking the Initiative and Doing It Right
Administrators must be careful not to make policy changes that create unforeseen consequences
Conclusive Evidence? Understanding the Limitations of Video Footage
Learn technical and organizational factors law enforcement leaders must consider when evaluating video and using it to inform use of force investigations